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 Our music is a great friend, it never betrays you.

 If this is a concert of a tired band, I can only imagine what kind of performances they offered to the audience when they were not tired.

This review celebrates the Yardbirds '68 mini box set, highlighting the remixed live album and unreleased studio tracks that capture the band's unique contribution to rock history. It focuses on the band's evolution, their renowned guitarists, and the origins of Led Zeppelin. The author shares a personal and heartfelt connection, emphasizing friendship and loyalty through music. The set is praised for its quality and the lasting impact of Yardbirds' music. Dive into the Yardbirds '68 collection and experience the roots of classic rock greatness!

 They lived on tour for twenty-two years always in rickety and uncomfortable buses; no tour bus, no comforts. No planes for travel. Suffering and fighting always; always in contact and available to the band of devotees dedicated to their damned ROCHENROLLE creed!!

 The Ramones are a Rock’n’Roll band with a capital R! No one ever in that (musical) historical moment changed the rules like they did: enough talking to the audience, no presenting anything. We play and that’s it.

This review passionately honors the Ramones and Jim Bessman's official biography, highlighting the band's raw energy, steadfast loyalty to their sound, and legendary final show in Milan. The reviewer shares personal memories from the concert and reflects on the Ramones' impact on rock and punk, emphasizing their simplicity and emotional power. The biography is described as a vivid and accessible journey through the band's ups and downs, cementing their cult status. True fans will appreciate the celebration of the band's spirit and influence. Dive into the iconic story of the Ramones and experience their relentless spirit through Jim Bessman's official biography—read it and rock on!

 A blues record cannot be explained or told, it has to be listened to and lived with all the soul you possess.

 John became my absolute best magnificent loser!

This review dives deep into John Campbell's life and his blues music legacy, highlighting his tragic yet inspiring journey. The album ‘A Man and His Blues’ captures raw emotion and musical authenticity. Despite hardships, Campbell’s passion for blues shines through, making the record a must-listen for fans of genuine blues. Listen to John Campbell’s soulful ‘A Man and His Blues’ and experience true blues passion and pain.

 "This Is The End" had already been announced years earlier by James Douglas Morrison.

 The Doors offer a solid, compact performance, without too many frills… Jim limits himself for one evening to being "just" the singer of the Doors.

The Doors’ 1970 Isle of Wight Festival performance stands as a unique and significant moment marking the end of an era. Jim Morrison’s calm and tired presence contrasted with the band’s solid musical delivery. Despite sound and lighting issues, the show remains historically and emotionally powerful. The review also contextualizes the festival within the decline of the hippie movement and Morrison’s legal troubles. Explore The Doors' powerful Isle of Wight 1970 performance—watch, listen, and dive into a legendary rock moment.

 Is it possible to listen to “My Generation” without screaming and shaking?! For me, it’s not only impossible but also unthinkable.

 A truly thrilling box set for those who love these old guys. You definitely won’t regret it.

This review warmly embraces The Who's extensive singles box set as a vibrant and emotional journey through the band's history and music. It highlights the band's unique personalities and live energy, praising the collection's depth beyond just hits. The reviewer finds new gems among B-sides and reflects on the lasting impact of the band members' interactions and legacy. Despite some reservations about post-Keith Moon works, the set is cherished as a noble tribute to rock's pioneers. Dive into The Who's legendary singles collection and relive the magic of rock history today!

 "No good" is one of those songs that stays in your head but you can’t whistle or hum along because it needs to be screamed, gesticulated, lived intensely.

 Rhythm section, guitars, vocals, piano, no electronic keyboards, in fact, nothing electronic, energy, passion, soul, class, stuff of true new/old rock’n’roll mold.

The review praises Kaleo's album A/B for its energetic fusion of rock, blues, and soul. The passionate vocals and strong riffs create an intense, memorable experience. The album balances hard-driving tracks with melodic ballads, showcasing the band’s versatility. While one single feels overly polished, the rest remain authentic and powerful. The reviewer hopes the band stays true to their roots despite growing fame. Turn it up loud and experience Kaleo’s fiery blend of rock and soul – listen to A/B now!

 Ali is the greatest sports figure of all time full stop; unique and, probably, unrepeatable for what he did.

 Not even the best tragedian and comedian together could have written a more perfect and astonishing scenic play at once: only Ali, genius, class, and talent.

This review reflects on Leon Gast’s documentary 'Quando Eravamo Re,' focusing on Muhammad Ali’s legendary 1974 fight against George Foreman, known as the Rumble in the Jungle. It intertwines personal childhood memories with the historic and cultural significance of Ali’s career and activism. The film captures the unique atmosphere surrounding the fight and celebrates Ali's genius inside and outside the ring. Foreman’s transformation after defeat and Ali’s enduring legacy are also highlighted. Discover the awe-inspiring story of Muhammad Ali’s historic fight—watch Leon Gast’s documentary and feel the legend come alive.

 Strange Days is the most 'true' album of the entire discography, where the Doors’ universe in the most global sense is expressed.

 The double whammy of The Doors/Strange Days in 1967 has few equals in Rock history.

This review passionately celebrates the 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of The Doors' Strange Days album. It highlights the album's dark, mysterious atmospheres, iconic tracks like 'Moonlight Drive' and 'People Are Strange,' and Jim Morrison's lyrical genius. The review also reflects on the band's formation, the recording process, and the cultural significance of 1967 in rock history. Ultimately, it emphasizes Strange Days as a timeless and essential classic rock album. Dive into the mystique of The Doors' Strange Days and experience psychedelic rock at its finest—explore the 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition now!

 Class and charm: these are the two words that best convey what I think of ‘Carry Fire.’

 Robert is old, he has become wise and is at peace with himself, and his magnificent voice seems to have followed the same journey.

This review highlights Robert Plant's album 'Carry Fire' as a sophisticated and charming work deeply rooted in folk and ethnic music traditions. It reflects on Plant’s personal and artistic growth since Led Zeppelin, praising his mature voice and the album's musical diversity. The reviewer appreciates the seamless blend of various world music influences and the album’s cohesive atmosphere. Rather than featuring standout hits, the album is noted as a complete and rewarding listening journey. Explore the rich and mature sounds of Robert Plant’s 'Carry Fire' and experience a unique folk-rock journey.

 Arthur Lee in particular, is one of those few geniuses I have rarely encountered in the whole rock’n’roll world.

 Arthur Lee is the greatest unknown to the general public of rock after making memorable albums with the Love and two splendid soloists.

This review honors Arthur Lee’s 1972 solo album Vindicator as a brilliant but overlooked work showing his musical genius beyond his band The Love. It highlights Lee’s innovative fusion of rock, blues, and psychedelia amidst his troubled life and addiction. The album’s energetic performances, excellent musicianship, and enduring influence are celebrated. The review also reflects on Lee's enigmatic persona and tragic story, connecting it to broader rock history. Discover Arthur Lee’s powerful solo album Vindicator and dive into the legacy of one of rock’s most fascinating geniuses.